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manufacturers and dealers in Lubricstino rng,n.
ana Hallway Oils and Greases, Beltjng PscL
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II. dAUs l. SONS MFG CO..

Manufacturers of Doors, Frames, Sash, Blinds
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ST. LOUIS METAL C,

c. A. LAYTON & Co.. Proprietors,
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MILBURN MANUFACTURING co,
Builders of Spring Wagons, Carriages, Buegies
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street and Cass avenue.
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HALL & BROWN,

Manufacturers of Wood Working Machinery.
Wood Workers Supplies of all kinds Once
and factory, l9l5-l9l719l9-l92l North Broad
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WINS VEGETABLE BOILER COMPOUND.
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CLEMENS TENT AWNING CO.

rents, Wagon Covers, Waterproof Oiled Clothing
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F. II. LOGEMAN CHAIR MANUFACTURING
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THE DEANE STEAM PUMP CO.,
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MOUND CITY TENT AND AWNING CO.,
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e. RoHAN BROS. BOILER MFG CO.,
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The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

Mir. Lang, a wholesale butcher ot Los Angeles, was at the depot this morning with a train load of 150 steers, which are a part of a pur- chase of TOO head from Hearst's ranch near Deming. The price paid for these animals was 24 cts. per pound gross. They were all in good condition and stand the trip well.-Citizen.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

From reports of meetings all ov. CT the range country, it will be mo- ticed that round-ups are ordered to work slowly, giving abundant time to handle cattle without running them down to roundup grounds. To those of us who opposed the folly of the rip, brindle, helterskel- ter, hurry-up method years ago this is a triumph.-Range Journal.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

A young man named Kemp, bet. ter known as "The Kid" quite well known in Wilcox, was killed at Fort Thomas on Sunday last Kemp and another man were drunk and trying to run the town, when Sheriff Crawford, of Solomonville, who happened to be in Thomas, and Deputy O'Niel attempted to arrest them. As Crawford was ar resting his man, Kemp made an attempt to shoot the Sheriff. O'Niel thereupon shot Kemp twice, inflicting wounds from which he died.-Wilcox Stockman.
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Hon. J. D. McCABE, District Attorney Gila Co.,,
 Globe, Arizona.

A reporter for the Range sugges- ted to one of our cattlemen the other day that the "hard times"for our stock business had passed into history. His reply was: Hard times There isn't cowman in the West that ever knew what hard times meant. Show me stock raiser and l will show you man that is solvent, and who has had every comfort and convenience that he has desired. I tell you sir, that cattlemen don't really know the true meaning of hard times That there has been depression in all branches of business, stock included, cannot be denied, but the range has withstood the collapse of values like a rock.-Range Jour nal.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

A committee of stockmen recent ly appointed by the Texas Live Stock Association, to decide upon a location for large refrigerator, canning and packing establish ment, have fixed upon Houston as the place for locating the works. Leading citizens of that place have guaranteed a donation of fifty acres of land and will subscribe for $250,000 worth of stock. The cat tlemen will also subscribe for the same amount of stock, one-fourth payable in cash and the balance in cattle at their Houston market value. This, tis claimed, will make Houston the most important cattle market in the South. The works are to be constructed immediately, arrangements having already been perfected for the transportation of beef to England.-Wilcox Stock man.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

James Washington, of Marysville, gave us rather a remarkable state ment relative to pet COW he has. At the age of two years she gave birth to twin calves. That was in 1885. In 1886 she had three calves, and not satisfied with this she has now, in 1887, given birth to two more calves. If she keeps this rate up much longer, MT. Wading- ton will have a whole herd from this one pet COW. He does not stop with the COW, however. The two calves of 1885 have just given birth each to twins, and there is absolutely no telling what these last twins will do when they are old enough. Come along, you cow men, and say if you have any stock equal to this cow.-Ex.
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The United States statutes ot 1883 and 1885, page 1885, section 9, (approved March 3, 1885, provide That Indians committing certain crimes either within or without an Indian reservation, (murder in cluded, ] shall be subject therefor to the laws of the Territory, and shall be tried therefor in the same courts, and in the same manner, and subject to the same penalties, as are all other persons charged
 with the commission of said crimes respectively, and the said courts
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

There were shipped from the ranges of New Mexico, Texas and Indian Territory to Eastern mar kets, last year, 22.S50 head more of cattle than in 1885, and from Colo rado, Wyoming, Montana and the Northwest Territory an increase of 3S,655 head.-Hoof and Horn.
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re given jurisdiction in all such

are given jurisdiction in all such cases.
 The crime of murder was com- mitted by a Tonto Apache Indian at San Carlos, as I am informed, on the 11th inst, on the reservation, and within the limits of Gila coun- ty. Consequently there should be an indictment found, and a trial had, and the same penalties impos- ed as on all other persons commit ting such crime within the iuris- diction of Gila county.
 The intelligent and commenda- ble determination of Brig.-Gen. Miles to comply with my official request, and turn this Indian crim- lnal over to the civil authorities for trial and punishment, in my iudg- ment will go far towards the speedy and final settlement of the question which heretofore Indian outlaws have defantly ignored, viz That there is but one law; that it is made for the protection of all and also for the punishment of all offenders; that an Indian cannot claim exemption for crimes com mitted within the Territory of Ari- zona, forsooth he is an Indian. commend this question to your official notice, knowing that it will receive at your hands that careful and able attention which has ever characterized the discharge of your public duties as district attor- ney of Gila county.
 Very respectfully,
 c. MEYER ZULICK
 Governor. : Hon. J. D. McCABE,
 District Attorney Gila Co.,
 Globe, Arizona.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

A Chicago exchange has the fol- lowing to say in regard to the beef market in that city for the past week:
 "The present week has been one of surprises. To begin with, every one was surprised that following upon the heels of the advance of p to 35c, established during the previous week, our receipts for the first half of this week should not have shown any increase in the ar rivals. There was general surprise that prices should continue to climb rapidly upward until an ad ditional advance of 25 to BOG, was scored. But still more surpris- ing feature was the fact that on Thursday when the receipts were swelled to nearly twice the average for the previous three days, the de- mand was as active as before, and values sustained only a light shrinkage. The remarkable vitali- ty the market has displayed of late has led some of the more sanguine to the belief thatwe are to see a further and material advance be- fore the end of the month.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

There are in Montana about i 1,600,000 head of cattle. There were marketed last year about 110,- 900 head, and 10000 are required for home consumption. There are 500,000 calves.-Montana Live Stock Journal.
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 l between Gov. Zulick and Genera Miles will explain itself:
 PREsCoTT, March IS, 1887. Brig-Gen. Nelson A. Miles, Com
 manding Department of Arizona
 Los Angeles, California:
 STR:-Referring to your tele gram of the 11th, inst, (copy o. which l have received by mail, and also my telegraphic reply there. to, permit me to say that I deeply regret the disturbance created by the few renegade Tonto Indians through which the life of Lieut.. Mott has been sacrificed, and the peace and security of our people again disturbed. Having full con- fidence in the ability of the troops under your command to capture or destroy these Indian outlaws, and being desirous that the laws of the white man be enforced against all criminals within the jurisdiction of the Territory, 1 submit for your consideration the query
 Would it not be well, in the above instance, when captured, to turn over the perpetrators of the outrages detailed in your telegram, to the civil authorities of the Terri tory, to be tried, and if convicted, punished according to the measure of their deserts? thus establishing the precedent that our laws punish with equal severity all men guilty of crime, without regard to race or condition, and so teach the salu- tary lesson that no Indian can claim immunity from crime be- cause he IS an Indian.
 It seems to me in the interest of law and order, it must establish a healthful and long-needed example for all renegade Indians, who upon the slightest pretext break from their reservations, and in violation of all treaty stipulations with the government that feeds and clothes them, murder our people, pillage their property ,and burn their homes in qualification of the savage lust of their brutish natures.
 Has not the time arrived when the strong arm of the law should assert it's power and claim it's vic- tins?
 In behalf of a long suffering and patient people, l respectfully sub init these inquiries to you, knowing as I do from many practical evi- dences your hearty sympathy with Arizonans and their affiictions, and your determination to do all possi- ble to ensure them the amplest | protection for security of life and | property. 1 am at your service and subject to call at Los Angeles or any other place on notice from you. I am, sir,
 Your obedient servant,
 c. MEYER ZUL1CK,
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Governor
TELEGRAM (REPLY.)

Los Angeles, Cal, Mch. 23, 1887. Gov. c. Meyer Zulick, Prescott, A. T.
 Your letter was received, and your suggestions are fully in accor- dance with the course I had deter mined to pursue, The only murder committed was that of Lieut.. Mott, and the Indian murderer is now in irons at San Carlos. He will prob ably be indicted and when the court is ready for his trial it is my intention to have him tried by le- gal form. I hope I may see you here first week in April.
 NELSON A. MILES.
 Brig.-Gen.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

Bill Creech, foreman of COlone Hampson's Eagle Creek ranch, ar rived in town this morning for sup plies. He reports the range ex tremely dry, grazing poor and cat tie falling off in consequence They had but two light rains ir that section during the winter. He recently caught the Indians in the act of killing cattle, they had eight head slaughtered which they in tended to 'jerk," but being detec- ted they skipped. No other dam age was done.-Clifton Clarion.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

It is said the capital invested in cattle in Colorado amounts to over s5O,0OO,O0O.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

Lassen county, California, claims to have 300 Galloway bulls on her ranges.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

New York city, it is claimed, has over s5,000,000 invested in fast stock.
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